Schanhals 

A last name originating from Germany/Austria, brought over to the United States of America by the Schanhals (Schanholtz) family in the early 1900s; very unpopular last name.

enter first name here Schanhals

Schanhals by XDChelseaXD March 25, 2009

Schanal 

In anal sex, when the girls craps all over the mans wedding tackle... this is schanal

Bob and Shirley were engaging in hot anal sex... when Shirley accidently "shat" on his dingleberries... "OH CRAP" he cried, for he realised he had just been Schanaled./

Schanal by Dingleberry_lover July 12, 2008

shandals

A combination of sandals and shoes made from a well worn pair of sneakers, usually very well worn, by cutting away the fabric over the toe and around the heel.

"Hey Andrew, I think those old track shoes are just about ready to become shandals."

"Dude, nice shandals!"

shandals by Matt September 29, 2003

Shandals

Footwear designed by a British Shoe Designer Alan James Raddon in 1992 for a client with bunions. Designed around ordinary healthy feet they help guide the big toe straight.

Search on the web images for Shandals to find examples

Shandals by Alan James Raddon December 16, 2008

srub scandals 

n.upset males who set out to stir up old negatives i.e. old rumors of another, with the intentions of be vengeful

n. people who intend to ruin apart of your day by instigating old dramatic news

v. to bring up or re-create another's flaws again with the hopes of ruining their reputation.

Boy (upset): " Naw dude, she DID do that!!! Remember?"

Boy 2: " I know. But that happened hella days ago."

**other side of school campus

Girl (upset): "Yeah but HE said it first!"

Girl 2: " I don't care, it's over though!! Let it go, you know it was just another one of his srub scandals."

srub scandals by asuka200 July 23, 2011

shandals

Man shoe sandals- any sandals for men that look like shoes with cutouts

Most urban sandals for men- anything with a buckle; not flipflops

shandals by LaurenG June 6, 2005

shandals

Shandals® Is a registered Trade Mark of - Alan James Raddon - Number 1515040

Footwear in Class 25 goods with effect from 07 October 1992.

I first design designed Shandals® back in 1992 for a client who asked me to design a shoe that would help straighten her bunions. I had been making wide feet-shaped shoes since 1987 and occasionally I'd attract those with damaged feet. After many prototypes I cam up with three designs and launched them in 1992 at The Shoe and Sock Awards in London run by The Society of Chiropodists

shandals by Alan James Raddon July 29, 2016